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Magda Sajewicz Fessy

Magda Fessy

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Author: Magda Fessy

The Day I Chose to Love Myself More Than Him… or How One “No” Marked the Beginning of My Healing

Woman crying on an airport bench with a suitcase, illustrating the fear of being alone in Diary of an (ex?) Anxious Woman.

The day I said “no”, I began choosing myself. It seemed like a small decision, but it marked the start of rebuilding my life and changed how I faced anxiety.

Chocolate, Zumba and Serotonin… or How I Learned to Boost Serotonin Naturally with Dance Moves and Chocolate Squares

Woman dancing in a fitness class, focused and determined, illustrating her effort to boost serotonin naturally.

My therapist suggested three things: exercise, chocolate, and sex. I chose two. In this episode, I share how a Zumba class became a small turning point in my journey through

The Time I Dared to Ask for Help… or How a Therapist Handed Me a Nightlight in the Tunnel (No Straitjacket, Promise)

Woman sitting tense in an armchair, imagining ending up in a straitjacket while considering seeking panic attack help.

Seeking help for panic attacks initially felt like admitting that I had failed to be strong enough on my own. Yet my first appointment with a psychiatrist changed the way I saw emotional pain – and gave me the first small glimmer of hope.

The Day After the Storm… or How I Realized Google Isn’t a Therapist, and How a Book Can Make You Feel Less Alone

Woman sitting after a sleepless night, exhausted and thoughtful, illustrating the day after a panic attack.

The panic attack was over, but my mind was still sounding the alarm. Looking for reassurance, I did what seemed logical: I googled my symptoms. Instead of answers, I found even more reasons to panic.

The Diary of an (Ex?) Anxious Woman… or How I Stopped Googling My Symptoms at 3 a.m.

Woman lying in her bed at night, staring at her phone, overwhelmed by intrusive thoughts and mental agitation, illustrating the journal of a (ex?) anxious woman and nights of anxiety.

For years, I was a world champion at googling my symptoms at three in the morning. Naturally, Google always predicted the worst. This is where the story of how I stopped believing it begins.

What if I’m Losing My Mind… or How I Discovered It Was “Only” Anxiety

Woman crying in panic, overwhelmed by fear, illustrating a panic attack in the journal of a (ex?) anxious woman.

I was convinced I was losing my mind. Spoiler: I wasn’t. It was “just” a panic attack. Although, at the time, it felt anything but harmless…

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